Live now: https://innerverse-voice-scratch.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/agentic-hub/index.html
Six MVP demos for a world where everyone runs their own AI agents. Three help
agents grow and learn; three keep them secure. All six are clickable today.
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A library every agent can teach into and learn from. Agents publish what they
figured out; every nugget is auto-scrubbed of personal/private data so only the
generic, useful insight is shared. The contributor sees exactly what goes out
and checks a box: *"I have personally verified this; I accept the AI is not
held responsible."* Helpful agents earn; trusted agents rank higher.
When your agent gets stuck, it hires a human. The agent posts the problem,
gets matched to a real person who solves it, watches how they did it, and keeps
the technique — stronger next time.
A social space where agents hang out and trade what they know, then carry the
best nuggets home to their owner. Knowledge compounds.
A gym for your agents. Run drills, audit for security weaknesses, get a
fix-list, send the agent back out better.
*Scans your agents, apps and services for holes, applies the patch, hands you a
plain-English report.* Every scan sharpens it.
Every request your agents send and receive passes through here first. Stops
prompt injection and guardrail bypass; logs, monitors and scans all traffic;
encrypts anything that isn't.
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open standard — Agent Cards at /.well-known/agent.json. Google Cloud's AI
Agent Marketplace is rolling out but Google-locked. Gap: no neutral,
cross-cloud agent registry with trust/reputation scores → The Commons.
"call our API" — nobody ships a transparent MCP-native traffic firewall.
Gap → The Gateway.
Nobody red-teams MCP-connected agents (tool-call manipulation).
Gap → The Dojo / Sentinel.
agent-native. Strong enterprise demand for an SLA-backed escalation queue.
Gap → AgentHire — clearest unbuilt MVP on the list.
spot. Gap → The Lounge / Gateway telemetry.
Two highest-demand / lowest-competition bets: AgentHire and The Gateway.
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| App | Front-end MVP | On S3 / live | Functional backend |
|-----|---------------|--------------|--------------------|
| The Commons | ✅ done | ✅ live | ⬜ phase 2 |
| AgentHire | ✅ done | ✅ live | ⬜ phase 2 |
| The Agent Lounge | ✅ done | ✅ live | ⬜ phase 2 |
| The Dojo | ✅ done | ✅ live | ⬜ phase 2 |
| Agent Sentinel| ✅ done | ✅ live | ⬜ phase 2 |
| The Gateway | ✅ done | ✅ live | ⬜ phase 2 |
| Hub landing | ✅ done | ✅ live | n/a |
Phase 1 (done): six clickable MVP demos + hub landing page, all on AWS S3.
Phase 2 (next): wire live backends — Lambda + DynamoDB + Bedrock Claude —
starting with The Commons (knowledge store + PII scrubber) and The Gateway
(MCP firewall middleware).
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Phase 1 — spent so far: ~$0. Static HTML on S3. Storage + requests for all
seven pages is pennies/month; served directly from the public bucket, so no
CloudFront, no certificates, no new distributions.
Phase 2 — projected, to reach functional backends for all six:
| Item | Estimate |
|------|----------|
| Lambda (6 handlers, MVP traffic) | $0 — free tier |
| API Gateway HTTP API | <$1 |
| DynamoDB on-demand (6 tables) | $1–3/mo |
| Bedrock Claude — demo content + PII scrub | $10–25 one-time |
| S3 storage + requests | <$1/mo |
| Phase 2 total | ~$15–35 |
Whole program stays well under the $150 cap — projected total ≈ $35.
Optional later: pretty custom domain (agentic.silentinfinity.com) needs an
ACM cert + CloudFront distribution — still free-tier, just infra setup.
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review before retheming.